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# Re: MOO and VRML 2.0 ?

- Date: Sat, 17 Feb 1996 13:07:35 PST
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- Cc: jkweston@io.com, moo-cows@parc.xerox.com
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- In-Reply-To: <Pine.A32.3.91.960217113002.261085B-100000@login1.email.unc.edu>

    As one who participates in running an educational MOO, I see uses
    for the combination of VRML and MOO that other wizzen might not be
    interested in.  If you are teaching a biology class, it will be very
    helpful to have a 3-D model of the heart or or organ.  If you are
    teaching art, it will be very useful to have a 3-d model of a ceramic or
    sculpture.  I could go on and on.  Have this in the type of interface I
    saw on something like Palace, I think the name was, is not very useful in
    that if you look away to watch one person speak, you miss what someone
    else said. You cannot log what has been said for later perusal either.  I
    am not suggesting that one form is better than another overall but I am
    saying there are uses for each one and I hope no one forgets that.
    Jeanne

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    Jeanne McWhorter, MSW				 All Social Work
    Director					       is
    Diversity University, Inc.		       Political Social Work
    D.U. MOO, telnet moo.du.org 8888		gsswky@menudo.uh.edu
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